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Ah. "think of"? Or maybe "voice" if we are being behaviorists.

• the_af 6y ago
  "She did not think of [further] ideas [, perhaps being unable to]" Hmmm. Isn't "further" somewhat related to space or distance? And in any case, it doesn't convey the same meaning as "she ran out of ideas", which is quite definitive -- we're not unsure, we know there are no more ideas left in her mind. I'm sure we all agree (even Julia and Maggie, it would seem) it's not practical or clearer to talk like this.
  • dllthomas 6y ago
    Good point. Maybe "additional"? > I'm sure we all agree (even Julia and Maggie, it would seem) it's not practical or clearer to talk like this. Yeah, I'm just having fun trying to play by rules I haven't fully grokked.
    • afrahim2001 6y ago
      yes great agree on all of you